Hickey v. Kaser
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Per curiam
Plaintiffs, father and son, instituted
this automobile negligence action to recover damages for personal injury. The basis of the suit is an accident involving a motorcycle driven by plaintiff-son and defendant’s automobile. The trial court, after listening to the testimony and weighing the evidence, returned a no cause of action judgment against the plaintiff-son, based upon contributory negligence, and also a ‘no cause’ in the plaintiff-father’s action because of the contributory negligence of the son. Prom this decision, both plaintiffs appeal.
The issues to be determined on appeal are as…
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